TPM21: Increasing vaccinations will eventually ease US port congestion How quickly the backup of containers and freight in US ports diminishes depends on how quickly the US gets the COVID-19 pandemic under control with more… TPM21: Increasing vaccinations will eventually ease US port congestion Journal of Commerce
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on March 1, 2021in Industry News
Descartes acquires FTZ specialist QuestaWeb
on March 1, 2021in Industry News
Descartes acquires FTZ specialist QuestaWeb Logistics software provider Descartes Systems Group on Monday acquired global trade compliance systems developer QuestaWeb for $36 million,… Descartes acquires FTZ specialist QuestaWeb Journal of Commerce
Read More →Liner profitability could help justify cargo visibility investments
on February 24, 2021in Industry News
Liner profitability could help justify cargo visibility investments The need to better track their containers and the infusion of cash from a strong 2020 should, in theory, alleviate some of the concerns… Liner profitability could help justify cargo visibility investments Journal of Commerce
Read More →Forwarders largely unable to service rising SOC demand: survey
on February 22, 2021in Industry News
Forwarders largely unable to service rising SOC demand: survey Despite rising demand for shipper-owned containers (SOCs), only 10 percent of major forwarders are currently capable of providing an SOC to… Forwarders largely unable to service rising SOC demand: survey Journal of Commerce
Read More →Maersk VC veterans launch supply chain startup fund
on February 19, 2021in Industry News
Maersk VC veterans launch supply chain startup fund Maersk veterans involved in building the container line’s venture capital fund Maersk Growth have started an independent fund designed to invest in later stage supply chain startups.The… Maersk VC veterans launch supply chain startup fund Journal of Commerce
Read More →Rhenus cements German forwarding footprint with acquisition
on February 18, 2021in Industry News
Rhenus cements German forwarding footprint with acquisition Rhenus Air and Ocean announced this week it will acquire the forwarding business of BLG Logistics to expand into new markets and consolidate its international ocean freight and air… Rhenus cements German forwarding footprint with acquisition Journal of Commerce
Read More →Winter storms deal another blow to US supply chains
on February 17, 2021in Industry News
Winter storms deal another blow to US supply chains Much US freight activity skidded to a halt this week, as Winter Storm Uri, one of the largest and broadest winter storms since… Winter storms deal another blow to US supply chains Journal of Commerce
Read More →Forager launches cross-border load board
on February 16, 2021in Industry News
Forager launches cross-border load board Cross-border freight technology startup Forager on Tuesday opened a load board for carriers to access loads moving to and from the United States and Canada and Mexico,… Forager launches cross-border load board Journal of Commerce
Read More →US inventory shortfall drives seemingly ‘never-ending’ peak season
on February 16, 2021in Industry News
US inventory shortfall drives seemingly ‘never-ending’ peak season On store shelves, in warehouses, in trailers and containers, US shippers are coming up short.The sale of goods at many businesses is outstripping available inventory and that will keep pressure on supply chains,… US inventory shortfall drives seemingly ‘never-ending’ peak season Journal of Commerce
Read More →Forwarder user interface becoming a differentiator for shippers
on February 12, 2021in Industry News
Forwarder user interface becoming a differentiator for shippers Forwarders are gradually coming around to the idea that an intuitive, easy-to-use interface is more than just an added perk; it’s an actual deciding factor in winning bids from shippers.Chicago-based forwarder… Forwarder user interface becoming a differentiator for shippers Journal of Commerce
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